Worth Furguson Henshaw

He married Ethel Delila McCormick^1,3 [Ethel D. Holt³], about 1905^1,3. Ethel was born Oct 4 1889, Texas.^1,3

Worth and family were shown in the 1910 census (Apr 19 1910), Lamar County, Texas:¹

On Sep 12 1918 Worth Ferguson Henshaw, age 34, registered for the World War I draft in Lamar County, Texas. He declared his residence as 249 Cedar St., Paris, Lamar County, Texas. He showed he was a truck driver working for D.J. Lacey at 296 S. Mill St., Paris, Lamar County, Texas. His nearest relative was shown as Ethel Delila Henshaw, 249 Cedar, Paris. He was recorded with blue eyes, red hair.⁴

Worth and family were shown in the 1920 census (Jan 6 1920), Lamar County, Texas:²

From Rodgers & Wade Furniture Co. Funeral Records, in possession of Fry & Gibbs Funeral Home: Book #10; p.302; Service #52; charge to W.F. Henshaw; secured by S.J. Long; funeral date 9 Mar; residence 106 Neagle Ave.; place of death at same; services at same; time 3pm; Clergyman Knickbocker; Physician R.B. Leach; cause of death Cancer; date of death 8 Mar 1923 at 8 pm; married; aged 33 years, 5 months, 4 days; casket size 5/9; manufactured by Cincinnati; interment at Union Grove Cemetery; coffin price $100.00; burial robe $20.00; burial slippers and hose $1.50; hearse $15.00; total $136.50.³

Worth Furguson Henshaw died Apr 28 1943, buried Union Grove Cemetery, Lamar County, Texas.³

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